WINTER LOVERS 1925 | FRANCE

ABOUT THE ART Possibly the most romantic image in ski art... Few prints bring warmth to a room quite like this one. George Barbier's L'Hiver ("The Winter") is one of the most quietly beautiful images to come out of the Art Deco era: two skiers pausing for a kiss on an Alpine slope, their geometric knitwear and long shadows rendered in Barbier's signature style of elegant precision. Created in 1925 as part of his celebrated Four Seasons series, it was the kind of image made for the pages of Paris's most luxurious fashion publications. Today it works equally beautifully in a bedroom, dressing room, or ski chalet — anywhere that calls for something graceful and a little romantic. Barbier was one of the defining illustrators of the Art Deco period, his work appearing in the most prestigious Parisian fashion journals of the 1920s. DETAILS Artist: George Barbier (1882-1932) Year: 1925 - Series: Les Quatre Saisons (The Four Seasons) Style: Art Deco fashion illustration Origin: France Professionally restored, printed and framed in Australia Available in multiple sizes and framing options. Archival quality paper and canvas